Accommodation

Our 115-acre nature setting in the rolling hills of southcentral Kentucky is home to our program campus.  In the span of our 50-year history we have continued to see our campus flourish.  

We strive to provide a high standard of accommodations for our guests.  Each house is maintained and staffed with a gender specific House Manager who oversees the routine needs and maintenance of the houses and assists guests where needed.  Far from a clinical setting, each residence can be described as home-like.

Lorne’s Place (The Women’s House)

• Built in the 1990’s, this 3 story residence becomes “home” to our female clients.  
• Can provide residence to approximately 12-15 women, depending on room setup.

Dzenski House (The Men’s House)

• Ranch style residence situated on the opposite side of the creek.
• Our new pedestrian bridge built in 2020 provides passage across the creek to the Men’s House from other parts of campus.
• Can provide residence to approximately 11-13 men, depending on room setup.

Cannon Cabin

• Civil War era log cabin lovingly restored in 2013.
• “Home” to our Accelerated Program for Behavioral Health Professionals & other small group workshops.
• Can provide residence to approximately 8-10 workshop participants.

What Our Guests Can Expect

• Laundry in each residence (Detergent/Pods provided)
• Pillows & Bedding
• Additional Snacks & Beverages in each residence
• Games & Puzzles for use during downtimes

What Guests Should Plan to Bring

• Towels (2) & Toiletries for personal bath use